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British Columbia, Canada
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It was wonderful running into our friends at @TechSafetyBC at @Everyth1ngElec today.
Stop by their booth this weekend for all your home #EV charger installation and heat pump questions! Safety officers will be on site!
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🚨 Event Recap! 🚨 "Where Did I Go Wrong? Electrical Incidents That Will Shock You!" ⚡
On November 27, we hosted an insightful and eye-opening safety seminar with @TechSafetyBC. Attendees heard about real electrical incidents from across BC and learned critical lessons to enhance safety practices.
The session was packed with valuable insights, engaging discussions, and practical takeaways to improve jobsite safety.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and let’s keep raising the bar for safety in our industry! 👷♂️
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⏰ Final Reminder! ⏰ "Where Did I Go Wrong? Electrical Incidents That Will Shock You!" ⚡
Join us in person on November 27 for an eye-opening Tech Talk with Technical Safety BC! Explore real electrical incidents from right here in BC and the critical lessons learned. 👷♂️ Snacks and refreshments provided!
FREE for ECABC members!
👉 Register now: eca.bc.ca/course/ecabc-safet…
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On CTV Morning Live with @Keri_Adams, @TechSafetyBC President, Phil Gothe addresses the top safety risks inside your own home ⚠️🏡
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Attn electrical professionals! Register for VISOA's free webinar on Wed, Jan 24: About Electrical Planning Reports for Stratas. Learn about content, deadlines, qualifications for part 3/9 buildings & more. tinyurl.com/VISOA-EPR-Webina… | @the_EJTC @ECA_BC @TechSafetyBC
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For more information about carbon monoxide safety check out this resource from @TechSafetyBC: technicalsafetybc.ca/public-…
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#DYK that it’s Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week? Have your gas appliances serviced by a @TechSafetyBC licensed gas contractor—it’s one of the best ways to prevent carbon monoxide exposure. #COSafety bit.ly/3u29WR7
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With fall officially here, many of us will be cozying up in front of the fireplace!
Now is an ideal time to get your natural gas fireplace serviced by a licensed gas contractor, which @TechSafetyBC generally recommends you do annually.
Learn more at png.ca/appliance-safety/.
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Reminder from @TechSafetyBC phase 2 of regulation changes affecting contractor advertising will come into effect on Sept. 30. requiring licensed contractors in electrical, gas, elevating, and BPVR to add their TSBC licence number to all print promotions: hubs.li/Q01_6ccy0
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Whether you’re doing a major renovation, installing a new appliance or booking an inspection, remember to always use a licensed gas technician certified by @TechSafetyBC , which protects your home and family.
Go to png.ca/pipeline-safety/licen… for tips on hiring a gas contractor.
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Hazards resulting from floods, wildfires, heatwaves, and other extreme weather events should be considered in workplace prevention plans, advises @TechSafetyBC in their State of Safety report ▶️ snip.ly/frr5yg #CanLab #MakeWorkSafe
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Know how to turn off your utilities – gas, electricity, water in case you’re instructed to do so. If you suspect a gas leak, turn off the gas valve & leave. Once it’s off, DON'T try to turn it back on. Only a licensed gas contractor can do that safely. @TechSafetyBC
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Are safety leaders underestimating impact of climate change? Technical Safety BC's latest report also addresses the use of unqualified workers.
#safetynews #climatechange #safetyexpert
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You can’t see or smell carbon monoxide, a gas that’s produced when fuels burn incompletely. Along with installing CO detectors, having a @TechSafetyBC licensed gas contractor service gas appliances each year can help prevent CO exposure. #COSafety bit.ly/3WFiveK
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Pets can be exposed to carbon monoxide just like us. Look for cherry red gums, lips & ears, irritability or drowsiness. To prevent exposure, have a @TechSafetyBC licensed gas contractor maintain your gas appliances regularly. #COSafety bit.ly/3WFiveK
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Carbon monoxide exposure mimics flu symptoms like nausea, headaches or drowsiness. Know the signs & have gas appliances serviced annually by a @TechSafetyBC licensed gas contractor to reduce the risk. #COSafety bit.ly/3WFiveK
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Technical Safety BC has released recommendations for ammonia safety following an investigation into a fatal ammonia leak which occurred at an ice making facility in Kamloops on May 26, 2022.
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Click on the link for more details: buff.ly/3jlS2Uy
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Tip: Prevent carbon monoxide exposure by having your gas appliances serviced annually by a @TechSafetyBC licensed gas contractor. Knowing the signs & installing CO detectors also help reduce the risk. bit.ly/3WFiveK #COSafety
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Do you know these 3 common causes of electrical fires in homes? One is overloaded power bars! ow.ly/gZFF50MfO4N | @TechSafetyBC #ElectricalSafety #FirePrevention
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.@TechSafetyBC says miscommunication and staffing changes led to a deadly ammonia leak at an ice-making plant in #Kamloops last May. lnkr.fm/j7X9d
